How to Deal with Rainwater Entering the Car Window?
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Then clean up the residual water on the floor of the car. If the vehicle's computer has been soaked in water, it also needs to be replaced. In addition, there is a drainage pipe in the position of the co-pilot. It may be caused by a leak at the pipe interface, a blocked sunroof drain, or blockage by dust and impurities.
Last time my car window leaked during the rain, it really annoyed me. I spent half a day trying to soak up the water with an old towel, but it didn't help. Later, a friend told me that the window seal might have aged - rubber tends to harden and crack after prolonged sun exposure. Now, every time I wash my car, I make sure to check the seals for cracks, and I've bought a bottle of rubber conditioner to spray regularly. Dust accumulation in the window track is another big issue - using a small brush to clean out the sand and dirt from the track gaps is crucial. Most importantly, the drainage holes at the bottom of the door: I once found three out of four holes blocked, and when I unclogged them with a paperclip, about half a bottle of water poured out. Before rainy season comes, I always keep some silicone strips on hand for emergencies - if I notice any leaks, I can temporarily patch them up. These small things are easy to overlook, but when you're driving in the rain with blurred vision, that's when you really regret not paying attention.
